During the Fast Phobia Model, what should the client do with the movie of their phobia?

In the Fast Phobia Model, the technique emphasizes altering the way a client perceives their phobia by changing the sensory qualities of the "movie" or mental representation of the phobia. Running the movie forward in black and white is an effective way to desensitize the response to the phobia, as it strips away some of the emotional intensity that color may invoke. By viewing the phobia in black and white, the client is encouraged to detach emotion from the imagery, making it less intimidating and allowing for better processing of the fear. This technique supports the ultimate goal of transforming the client’s response to the phobia from one of fear to a more neutral or controlled response.

Other options involve either changing the sensory experience not aligned with the desensitization goal or engaging in discussion or recording details that do not facilitate the necessary changes in perception. Therefore, the choice of running the movie forward in black and white aligns best with the strategies employed in the Fast Phobia Model.